IDEA is pleased to announce that last Friday, November 18, we broke a record for the number of Early Bird registrants for a CampusEnergy2023 event. We are humbled by the enthusiasm for this year's event and look forward to seeing everyone at the beautiful Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center from February 27-March 2 in Grapevine, TX. We also officially sold out the exhibit hall last week with 135 booths sold.
CampusEnergy2023 is shaping up to be our biggest educational program ever.
We expect now more than 1100 attendees and hope you will consider joining us. If you're looking to sponsor the event, please contact Tanya Kozel.REGISTER NOW
The theme for this year's event, our 36th Campus conference, is a timely one.
De-Carbonizing the Campus: Planning Tools and Technologies will feature more than 100 sessions and panels, more than 30 poster sessions, and more than 200 presenters. Led by industry experts, you will gain keen insights into what you need to meet your decarbonization goals.
We also have two preconference workshops, one on Thermal Distribution and one on Decarbonization, that you won't want to miss.
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And best of all, the opportunities to connect with colleagues throughout the conference, to learn from one another and discuss solutions to your biggest challenges are unparalleled.
Whether it's your first IDEA Campus conference or your 36th, there's something for everyone.
The IDEA Campus Energy Conference has earned a reputation for unparalleled technical content, valuable peer exchange and robust dialogue with business partners in a relaxed, collegial atmosphere, bringing the industry together from across North America and around the globe.
Those who should attend include:
• Campus, hospital, airport and military energy managers
• Community energy developers
• Energy technology providers
• Consulting engineers
• Sustainability directors
• Resiliency officers
• Energy policy specialists
See you in Grapevine this February!
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